Justin Baldoni celebrates 12th wedding anniversary with wife Emily... amid ongoing Blake Lively legal drama
The 41-year-old actor — who is embroiled in a bitter legal battle with Blake Lively — paid tribute to his wife Emily Baldoni by sharing a throwback photo from their special day.
He wrote in the caption, 'I'd marry you again and again and again and again… Happy anniversary my love. T W E L V E. ❤️.'
And for her part, Emily posted a more recent photo of them, taken by their 10-year-old daughter Maiya.
She also spelled out the number 12 and added, 'Still madly in love with you ❤️.'
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